What is a typical working day like at Boots?

Salary for uni students Healthcare trained

Difficult shift rotation from 5:30 am to next week 23:00 finish

Get good experience as a pharmacist

Lack of support in the evening shift

Holidays, overtime, better pay, better security, great environment

Unusual shift hours, lack of appreciation, discrimination, no contracts

Good shift rotation balance, only work 14 days per month. Following Panama shift schedule. Immediate management/Engineer Manager is fantastic, can't do enough for you. Left to manage yourselves for the most part a lot of autonomy!

Way too political in some aspects (who you know, not what you know), tool requisitions take months so if you need new kit it takes a while. Treated the same as 0 hour staff that don't care, no trust or respect towards job role. Not saying there should be special treatment but there should be a level of trust when going about your working day, have to go through the same security can't use access doors that would make life a lot easier (Why would an engineer throw away a good paying job for lipstick - no trust). No upward movement, people set in their positions now.

Friendly team and colleagues, 1.5 hour break

Bad shift patterns, rude customers, little appreciation, stressful environment, bad management

Nice colleagues and good management

Bad shift times, early starts late finishes messes up sleep schedule

Friendly and nice colleagues, varied work

Shift work can be difficult

Great benefits and discounts for company

Shift work can be hard to follow

Good perks, good managers. Good hours

Shift work can be hard.

- Good training - Great team

- Shift work didn't suit my lifestyle